Questions: EVERFI Educational Platform Investing Process a 12 et/curriculum/show?enrollmentid=89147255#investing-process/a12/page-02 Quiz Question 3 of 6 Investing in mid-cap and large-cap companies means Select a response. the companies are typically newer. anticipating steadier growth over time. taking a higher risk. strategizing for high growth potential. Submit Continue

The answer is anticipating steadier growth over time.

This option is incorrect. Mid-cap and large-cap companies are generally more established than small-cap companies. They are not typically newer; instead, they have a longer track record and more established business operations.

This option is correct. Mid-cap and large-cap companies are often more stable and have a history of performance, which can lead to steadier growth over time compared to small-cap companies, which might be more volatile.

This option is incorrect. Investing in mid-cap and large-cap companies is generally considered less risky than investing in small-cap companies. Small-cap companies are often more volatile and can present higher risks.

This option is incorrect. While mid-cap companies might offer some growth potential, large-cap companies are typically more mature and may not have as high growth potential as small-cap companies. High growth potential is more commonly associated with small-cap or emerging companies.